TOYOTA 8BNCU18/18.5 SIT-DOWN FORKLIFT

Equipment Overview
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- TOYOTA
- Model
- 8BNCU18/18.5
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- SIT-DOWN FORKLIFTS
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A+Technical Description
The Toyota 8BNCU18/18.5 is a high-performance electric stand-up rider forklift engineered for demanding material handling applications. With a 3,500 lb load capacity and a 24 in load center, this forklift delivers reliable lifting power and stability. The mast system achieves a maximum fork height of 15.7 ft and a max fork spread of 188 in, enabling efficient stacking and retrieval in warehouse environments. Lift speed reaches 65 ft/min, while lowering speed is 100.1 ft/min, ensuring rapid cycle times. The mast features 3° forward and 5° rear tilt for precise load control. The forklift is powered by a 36V electrical system, utilizing a 1085 Ah battery measuring 38.5 in long, 18.5 in wide, and 32.3 in high, with a battery weight of 2,299.5 lbs. Drive control is managed by a 7 hp (5 kW) 4-pole induction AC 3-phase motor, while load handling is powered by a 14.1 hp (10 kW) permanent magnet DC motor. Steering is controlled via a contactor, and both drive and load handling utilize transistor MOSFET controls for smooth, responsive operation. The hydraulic system provides an auxiliary flow rate of 10 gpm and a maximum operating pressure of 2000 psi. The forklift features solid rubber tires, a 4.2 ft wheelbase, and a 4.9 ft turning radius for excellent maneuverability in tight spaces. Operating weight is 6,865.2 lbs, with a ground clearance of 4.1 in and a gradeability of 15%. Braking is handled by plugging and electric disc brakes. The overall height with mast lowered is 7 ft, and the height to the top of the overhead guard is 7.4 ft, providing ample operator protection.
Technical Attributes
- Turning Radius
- 4.90 ft
- Fuel Type
- Electric
- DC Voltage
- 36.00 V DC
- Load Capacity
- 3500 lb
- Max Fork Height
- 188.40 ''
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